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Does anyone remember the time when UND was playing at home in the first round of the WCHA playoffs, UND had two men in the box. Calder, was the first of the two to come out, took the puck on a breakaway, and scored what looked to be his 2nd short-handed goal of the game. There was a big discussion and after a lengthy delay, they decided the goal would not count. Their explanation was that Calder came out of the box too early.

I remember how livid Hennessy and O'Keefe were over that.

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Calder to Wichita Thunder

Thunder signs veteran forward

WICHITA -- The Wichita Thunder hockey team Wednesday signed veteran forward Adam Calder to a contract for the 2003-04 season.

Calder is a fifth-year pro, who played his last four seasons with the South Carolina Stingrays of the East Coast Hockey League. In 257 ECHL games, Calder scored 257 points. Last season, he scored 29 goals with 43 assists for 71 points and 123 penalty minutes in 70 games. His best season was 2000-01, where he scored 72 points.

He added 19 points in 17 playoff games as South Carolina won the Kelly Cup, the ECHL playoff title.

Calder will report to the Thunder after attending the training camp of the Class AAA Manitoba Moose, the top farm club of the Vancouver Canucks.

He has been called up to the AHL four times, playing 13 games.

Calder, 27, played four years with the University of North Dakota, scoring 107 points in 141 games. His best college season was 1996-97, where he scored 32 points and helped lead the Fighting Sioux to the NCAA title.

Wichita opens training camp Oct. 6.

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